Love
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Which Wolf Do We Feed?
Yet Love asks nothing of me. Love simply waits, with endless patience, for me to enter her presence where I may, if I am wise, enjoy the peace that is free of need. Continue reading
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Presence Beyond Our Senses
Amid all of this, Helen Keller, deprived of sight and hearing, calls out to us to understand that the most important truths of life live beyond our senses. We know what she means. She is talking about Love. Continue reading
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The Shared Presence of Love
In an internet missive that has probably circulated the globe several times, the innocence of Love is shared through the eyes and hearts of 4 – 8 year olds who were asked “What does love mean?” A couple of comments… Continue reading
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Quotes – Erie Chapman
On Love: Live love, not fear. This is the center of all I believe in. If I fill my cup with Love, there is no room for anything else. Continue reading
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The Soul’s Colors
The life of the healthy soul recognizes the full spectrum of emotion that is life and embraces all of it with courage. The darkest colors of our life have their own poetry and their own unique ability to help us… Continue reading
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Love’s Comfort
As much as I love a rainy day, there is something magical about the environment when the sun emerges after rain – the air still heavy with moisture…droplets of water glistening on tree leaves and covering my old, weathered deck… Continue reading
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Love and the Face of Healthcare
In order to change the face of healthcare, we will all need to dedicate our work lives and our hearts to a higher priority. The goal of healthcare must be healing, not fixing. Each time we approach each other with… Continue reading
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The Face of Love
The face of Love is the face of Beauty. The face of Love is the hand of kindness. The face of Love is present whenever we quiet our hearts enough so that they fall open to her gorgeous light. Continue reading
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The Letting Go
When we do, we will discover that relationships are precious, perhaps the most precious thing there is in life. And that to love another means, when the time comes, a letting go. Continue reading
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